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Princeton, N. J. (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 7
nistered to others. We are not certain that all of the atrocious villains of this war will be permitted to escape, even in this world, the desert of their crimes. Hunter, the monster, whose crimes in Virginia have damned his name to eternal infamy, is beginning to enjoy a foretaste of the penalties that await hereafter the wholesale incendiary and murderer. The Central Presbyterian mentions, on the authority of a letter received by a gentleman of this city from a relation at the North, who had just visited Princeton, New Jersey, that soon after Hunter's resignation, last fall, he went to Princeton, proposing to make it his home. But such was the public indignation, excited by his atrocious crimes in Virginia, that he could find, even in that place, no rest for the sole of his foot, and was compelled, because of his general odium, to look for quarters elsewhere. He was, in fact, given to understand that, should he attempt to settle there, his house would be burned over his head.
Hunter (search for this): article 7
General Hunter. It is not often that great offenders receive their deserts in this world. In general, the devil does not call for the settlement of his account in full till a future period, but contents himself in this life with the payment of a moderate interest. There are exceptions, however, to this rule. Some notable stered to others. We are not certain that all of the atrocious villains of this war will be permitted to escape, even in this world, the desert of their crimes. Hunter, the monster, whose crimes in Virginia have damned his name to eternal infamy, is beginning to enjoy a foretaste of the penalties that await hereafter the wholesations, on the authority of a letter received by a gentleman of this city from a relation at the North, who had just visited Princeton, New Jersey, that soon after Hunter's resignation, last fall, he went to Princeton, proposing to make it his home. But such was the public indignation, excited by his atrocious crimes in Virginia,